The current membership of the Ethics Advisory Committee of the Canadian Association of Journalists is:
Ivor Shapiro (chair), Associate Professor and Undergraduate Program Director of the School of Journalism at Ryerson University.
Marc-François Bernier, Research Chair in Communication of the Canadian Francophonie specializing in journalism ethics at the University of Ottawa.
Bert Bruser, lawyer, heads the media law group at Blake, Cassels & Graydon in Toronto.
Tim Currie, Assistant Professor of Journalism at the University of King's College in Halifax.
Kathy English, Public Editor at the Toronto Star.
Ethan Faber, Managing Editor at CTV British Columbia in Vancouver and a broadcast journalism instructor at the BC Institute of Technology.
Kirk LaPointe, Managing Editor of the Vancouver Sun since 2003 and an Executive in Residence and Adjunct Professor at the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of British Columbia.
Rod Link, Publisher and Editor of The Terrace Standard, the weekly newspaper serving Terrace and area in northwestern British Columbia.
Linden MacIntyre, TV documentary journalist and co-host of CBC-TV's the fifth estate since 1990.
Connie Monk, Program Head of Broadcast Journalism at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT).
Ross Perigoe, Associate Professor and Faculty Advisor, Department of Journalism, Concordia University.
Ken Regan, General Manager of the CKUA Radio Network.
Julian Sher, documentary writer and director, author of five international best-selling books, and a past president of the CAJ.
Shauna Snow-Capparelli, Associate Professor, Department of Journalism, Mount Royal University.
Ellen van Wageningen, business/news editor for The Windsor Star, where she has worked as a reporter and editor since 1990.
Stephen J. A. Ward, Burgess Professor of Journalism Ethics and director of the Center for Journalism Ethics in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Scott White, Editor-in-Chief, The Canadian Press.
Sadia Zaman, Executive Director, Women in Film and Television-Toronto.
Research assistants: Christine Dobby and Gustavo Vieira, Master of Journalism candidates, Ryerson University.
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